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Intersection of Southwest Scherer and Southwest Pryor Roads Set to Close Wednesday, Oct. 22

Intersection of Southwest Scherer and Southwest Pryor Roads Set to Close Wednesday, Oct. 22

The intersection of Southwest Scherer and Southwest Pryor Roads is set to close on Wednesday, October 22, for approximately forty-five days. The closure is necessary for intersection reconstruction.

Southwest Scherer Road will be closed to thru traffic between Southwest Sampson Road and Southwest Ward Road. The detour route includes Southwest Sampson Road, Southwest Longview Road, and Southwest Ward Road. Southwest Pryor Road will be closed between Southwest Longview Road and to just north of Southwest Eagle View Drive. The detour route includes Southwest Longview Road, Southwest Ward Road, and Southwest Hook Road. 

Sections of Southwest Pryor Road originally closed on June 30. After the Southwest Scherer and Pryor roads intersection reconstruction is completed, Southwest Scherer Road will reopen to thru traffic; however, sections of Southwest Pryor Road between Southwest Longview and Southwest Scherer roads and between Southwest Scherer and Southwest Hook will remain closed until Spring 2026.

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Closures for Sections of SW 2nd Street from SW Lakeview Boulevard to SW Blue Parkway

Closures for Sections of SW 2nd Street from SW Lakeview Boulevard to SW Blue Parkway

Closures are expected daily for sections of SW 2nd Street from SW Lakeview Boulevard to SW Blue Parkway until approximately July 1, weather permitting. The first closure began May 23, for the section of SW 2nd Street from SW Lakeview Boulevard to SW Noel Street. This closure is scheduled daily from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.  Following completion of the work in that location, and tentatively set to begin June 23, a closure is expected for the section of SW 2nd...
Northbound Traffic Only on NW Main Street from NW Chipman Road to NW Commerce Drive Beginning March 28

Northbound Traffic Only on NW Main Street from NW Chipman Road to NW Commerce Drive Beginning March 28

Northbound Traffic Only on NW Main Street from NW Chipman Road to NW Commerce Drive Beginning March 28
A section of NW Main Street from NW Chipman Road to NW Commerce Drive is set to close to southbound traffic beginning Monday, March 28, weather permitting, and will be open for northbound traffic only until August 2022. This change in traffic is to facilitate the reconstruction of NW Main Street with a new concrete curb and gutter road and sidewalks. Access to the businesses along NW Main Street will be maintained at all times. The contractor...
Parking Lot Closure for Arnold Hall Stormwater Project Set for Monday, March 21

Parking Lot Closure for Arnold Hall Stormwater Project Set for Monday, March 21

Parking Lot Closure for Arnold Hall Stormwater Project Set for Monday, March 21
The public parking lot at 121 SE 3rd St. in downtown Lee’s Summit, commonly referred to as the Arnold Hall parking lot, is set to close on Monday, March 21, weather permitting, and is expected to remain closed until June. The closure is necessary for the second phase of stormwater work at the site which includes the excavation and installation of stormwater tanks. The alley off of SE Green Street will be used during construction and will be closed most of...
MoDOT US 50 Bridges over Chipman Road Project

MoDOT US 50 Bridges over Chipman Road Project

The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) plans to replace the U.S. 50 bridges over Chipman Road in Lee's Summit beginning March 21. These bridges have reached the end of their service life and must be replaced. In addition to the new bridges, sidewalks will be provided on both sides of Chipman Road through the interchange providing new critical connections for pedestrians. All work is weather permitting. 

City Crews Spot Treating as Needed Today

City Crews Spot Treating as Needed Today

The City’s crews plowed and treated primary and secondary streets overnight after just over one inch of snow fell. Residential streets were treated yesterday. Per the City’s snow plan, residential streets are treated with salt and not plowed when total snow accumulations on pavements are less than two inches. Crews will be treating slick spots as needed throughout today, and plan to conclude snow operations at 3:30 p.m. Conditions should be favorable for...
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